Alien Terrorist Removal Court Holds First Hearing 30 Years
A dormant federal court created in 1996 held its first hearing to remove an Afghan green card holder accused of aiding an ISIS Election Day plot.
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A dormant federal court created in 1996 held its first hearing to remove an Afghan green card holder accused of aiding an ISIS Election Day plot.
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Four Belgian women who joined Islamic State speak publicly, insisting they pose no threat as Belgium confirms successful reintegration.
An NPR investigation reveals misogyny is a core component of far-right extremism, often overlooked by law enforcement, as the San Diego attack shows.
Nigeria and US joint operations kill 175 Islamic State fighters, including senior commanders, in a major counterterrorism success in the region.
An Iraqi Kata’ib Hezbollah commander accused of orchestrating 18 attacks on Jewish sites across Europe has been arrested and extradited to the US.